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Islamabad: In an effort to appease the growing anger of Pakistan, the interim government of Afghan Taliban has moved certain members of the Pakistan family of Tehreek-E-Taliban prohibited (TTP) from border regions to other parts of Afghanistan. On Tuesday, a senior Pakistani official confirmed the development of L’Express PK Press Club here, but stressed that […]

Islamabad: Journalists broke out on Tuesday in protest across the country after the Coalition Manager led by the Muslim League of Pakistan (PML-N) succeeded in Bulldozer the controversial prevention of electronic crimes (PECA), the amendment bill, 2025, also through the upper room. The National Assembly has already adopted the bill which, if promulgated, can actually

Rawalpindi: The security forces pushed a terrorist attack against their post in the Qila Abdullah district in Balutchistan in the night between January 27 and 28, killing five attackers, including two suicide bomber, said the army on Tuesday, adding that two soldiers were also martyred. “Khwarij has tried to attack a security forces position in

Islamabad: Tuesday, the government kept the door of dialogue with the upheaval opposition despite the announcement of Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI) on Tuesday that the talks process had ended, because its negotiation team did not appear in Parliament for a fourth round. The president of the National Assembly, Ayaz Sadiq, who played a crucial role in

Karachi: Judge Muhammad Shafi Siddiqui, chief judge of the Sindh High Provincial Court (SHC), will administer the oath to the twelve new additional judges. A ceremony in this regard will take place at the SHC building at 10:30 am. The new judges who should take an oath are the judge Miran Muhammad Shah, the judge

Rawalpindi: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) (KP) Minister Ali Amin Gandapur as president of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI) of the province was accepted, he appeared on Tuesday. Gandapur, who also leads the provincial government led by the PTI, voluntarily resigned, with his resignation approved by the president of the PTI Barrister Gohar on the instructions of the founder

Islamabad: Scrolling the alleged abusive use of sumptuous funds and purchases of cars by the tax body, Senator Faisal Vawda allegedly alleged that the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) had led unprecedented raids on certain engine manufacturers to hide the real scandal . Speaking on Wednesday in the Senate, Vawda criticized the actions of the

Islamabad: The federal government has approved significant changes to the Nadra rules, 2002, under article 44 of the Nadra order, 2000. According to a press release published on Tuesday, these modifications aim to improve inclusiveness, rationalize documentation and meet the unique needs of specific population segments. One of the main changes is the publication of